20 James Bond Movies Are Now Streaming for Free on YouTube

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20 James Bond Movies Are Now Streaming for Free on YouTube

By RYAN SCOTT

 

 

James Bond fans who don't already own copies of the movies and are looking for something to watch are in luck.

 

MGM has decided to take down the paywall for most of the entries in the franchise on YouTube, meaning they can all be streaming, legally, right now, for free.

 

All one needs is an internet connection and access to YouTube and everything from Dr. No to Die Another Day can be streamed without having to shell out any dough.

 

But exactly how long this will last is anyone's guess.

 

Full Story: https://movieweb.com/james-bond-movies-streeming-free-youtube/

[DaLa]

Get back to me when they start paying me to watch them.

[OneMoreFarang]

My advice is: Don't watch them.

 

I always liked James Bond movies and I think I saw all of them in the cinema since I was young and I enjoyed them.

 

A couple of years ago I downloaded them all from an infamous pirate site and I started watching them. Sometimes I laughed and sometimes it was only sad to watch because all that brand new technology from that time was just outdated and sometimes laughable.

I suggest remember the movies like you remembers them, exiting like they were at that time. Maybe watch 5 minutes of the best scenes on YouTube, I am sure that is already now an option.

But don't imagine the movies will be exiting like they were long time ago when you saw them first.

 

 

[OneMoreFarang]

Additionally to my last comment: You can still read all the original books. They are still interesting - and often different than the movies.

[TEFLKrabi]

Fabulous. Always good entertainment from a great British franchise. 

[DaLa]

On reflection, a bit unfair and not aimed at the contributor. I just find the story lines just so predictable and then a second let down as they  unfold into something so unbelievable. In fact that goes for almost all action movies.

 

Obviously very successful to a certain audience and great escapism, just not my cup of tea. 

[polpott]

You need a US IP. I set my VPN to LA and watched Goldeneye this morning. Brilliant.

[thaibeachlovers]

16 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Sometimes I laughed and sometimes it was only sad to watch because all that brand new technology from that time was just outdated and sometimes laughable.

The special effects were sometimes pathetic. The Dragon in Dr No wasn't going to scare anyone in real life.

 

Also, some of the Bond Girls in early movies just weren't attractive, IMO. Everyone went nuts for Andress in the white bikini, but compared to now it was nothing to get excited about. We must have been really sexually deprived back then.

 

Without Connery and his mega sexuality the Bond franchise would have ended with Dr No, IMO.

 

[OneMoreFarang]

36 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

The special effects were sometimes pathetic. The Dragon in Dr No wasn't going to scare anyone in real life.

 

Also, some of the Bond Girls in early movies just weren't attractive, IMO. Everyone went nuts for Andress in the white bikini, but compared to now it was nothing to get excited about. We must have been really sexually deprived back then.

 

Without Connery and his mega sexuality the Bond franchise would have ended with Dr No, IMO.

 

 

Somehow I like that stupid grin of that "dragon". ????

 

[Peter Denis]

The only omissions are the Daniel Craig James Bond movies, which include Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall and Spectre.

> You can watch these omitted ones (as well as all the others) on https://www1.fmovies.to/home